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That's awful and I can't help but think the police officers who made the decision to crash into someone head on did so in part as they felt they had an obligation to do so for the cameras.
Watching that and other more real footage from chases I've seen(footage where officers didn't know it was intended for public display) they would constantly be in radio contact giving moment by moment of what they are doing with exact road names and directions and everything but with that seemingly nothing apart from "into the park".
It's not that unusual tho for the police to put out videos like that to get public support, are still a half dozen crashes involving police and motorcycles/scooters some of which had ended in fatal or serious injury going into conduct investigations.
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So, given the actions in the robbery in your earlier post, and your criticism of the tactics in the second, what do you think would be an appropriate way of tackling it?
(apologies if you've covered this earlier)
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On a completely different note, I think this video release by the police is a total fail.
https://www.standard.co.uk/news/crime/dramatic-moment-police-ram-moped-gang-suspect-off-bike-after-high-speed-chase-a4174916.html
The last thing we need in this is Hollywood style. And I simply don't approve of that kind of action.